I second that... I would give A LOT for a simple method to have a DOM tree,
a schema or DTD and some proposed change to the DOM, and the validator tells
me if it is valid before I mess up my DOM. Any solutions out there? :-)
PM
From: "RAHMAN,ABDUR (HP-Sunnyvale,ex1)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: DTD DOM-like model
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 16:32:09 -0800
Hi all,
I need some solution regarding DTD parsing. Here's the problem we're facing
and I'd appreciate if someone can give me feedback on this:
We are building an XML editor. After feeding the DTD, we want a DTD memory
model as close to DOM as possible which will present the DTD as a tree
format so it can treverse. This will generate a DOM like object which is
not
text, but, rather a memory object so that we can do real-time comparison
with DMS. This concept is very similar to XML DOM model.
In a similar fashion, we may want XML memory model as opposed to a flat
text
file. The main benefit of an XML memory model seems to be in
chunking(divide
XML file into pieces).
Please let me know if Apache has a solution for this or there is a third
party solution exist for this matter.
Thanks!
A. Rahman
Senior Software Engineer
Hewlett-Packard
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